Still a wreath of stars in the sky

I missed a lot of photos. It might inspire a poet can be . Thank You Daniel.

Some shots presentable to how to cast ! Thank You Mady.

Thank You Martine. The exercise is difficult ; how many photos exist for a presentable !

The exercise is not easy, but by triggering a lot, we keep a few shots acceptable. Thank You Nenfer.

I use a tripod and BULB mode ; I press the trigger, and I relax immediately, which made a second, with an aperture of f1/8 to f1/13. I was told that this could lead to camera shake. It would be necessary to use the self-timer with an exposure time of 2 to 4s... I have a lot of waste... Thank you Mireille.

The bulb mode you do not have to be used if the exposure time exceeds 30 s normally. After this you can do is buy a remote control to avoid camera shake. Me I lock my mirror, and I put the self-timer to 2s when I don't have the remote control.

The bulb mode works for an exposure time of less than 30s for me, . I use the self-timer also, but for 2s it is happening a lot in a fireworks display. It should also predict when the rockets burst.

Thank You Monique. We had already exchanged on this topic. My host club told me that he would not use the BULB mode which can cause a motion blur, but the self-timer with as EXIF f/11 or f/13 and 3 to 4 s. The problem is that with the self-timer it is necessary to provide arrays and the brightness is not always the same, some of the rockets being more violent than others. I take a lot of photos and I put a lot in the trash. Yes I use a tripod.

But see Joel, it is not necessary to use the self-timer but a small wired remote control, I bought one at FNAC : 20 ? And I see that she is 16 ? On the internet ; the model I have : CANON RS-60E3, and it works great ! And you don't move the camera, and the trigger is exactly as if you pushed on the shutter of the camera. Have a good evening.

This is the famous fireworks of the 15th August of Royan which you may have attended in the past years. Thank You Manu.